Henry VIII had all the armies of England behind him. The Holy Father only had the Swiss Guard and God. Depends on how you look at it, as far as worldly power is concerned, Henry, obviously, but I would not want to depend on that in the next world.
in my opinion the church is more powerful as it controlled more land than Henry did and could claim more allegiances from varios leaders.
king Henry because he is king and he has loads of powers where as the Parliament has not got authority thaat much !
The wrestling match between Henry VIII of England and King Francis I of France is a historical event that reportedly took place in 1520 during the Field of the Cloth of Gold. In this match, Henry VIII emerged victorious, showcasing his physical prowess. This encounter was more symbolic than competitive, representing the camaraderie and rivalry between the two powerful monarchs.
Henry the VIII wanted power because he wanted nobody to be more powerful than himself. This why one of the reasons Henry VIII changed the church and to prove to people he had the most power in the country.
Henry VIII (and his father Henry VII) did many things to build the English Navy into a powerful force of warships. One of them implemented during the reign of Henry VIII was the introduction of gun ports in the sides of the ships which allowed more and heavier guns to be carried below the main deck.
Henry VIII he is famous for being fat. Plus he was a king. :)
Nonsuch Palace was built by Henry VIII between 1538 and was mostly completed 1541. Final touches took several more years. The palace was a showpiece of his power and wealth.
Henry VIII of England
Catherine of Aragon was the widow of Henry VIII's brother Arthur when she married Henry VIII. She however never remarried after Henry VIII.
One would be Thomas More, who was a great friend of Henry VIII but refused to become a protestant - the religion Henry was enforcing.
Because Henry VIII didnt like thomas more and decided to close thy chuch of the catholics
because he is mayor